Double Exposure Paperback – June 20, 2013

Neat plot, but could have had a little more content

book was ok but short

Throughly enjoyed this book, close to what I've been fortunate enough achieve in real life ! Fun, passionate, loving, gay male couple open sexuality at it's best !

"Sweet Valley High" meets accidental cross dressing.

It was so enjoyable watching Tori discover who he was. I was delighted by the response of Tori's family. His father telling to to just be himself because they love him, whatever, whoever he might be. His mother's willingness to help him through his nervousness made me smile. Best friend, brother, and classmates stand behind him. And Lucas, he proves himself to be everything that Tori is hoping for. It was wonderful that he saw the real Tori. In turn Tori sees the real Lucas, the guy that makes him laugh and smile, not the 'model'. Sweet ending.All read

This was adorable. I loved it!Tory looks at life from behind the lens of his camera. Focused on his photography, and with a camera constantly raised to his face Tory is used to going unnoticed. While helping his Aunt with a photo shoot he is asked to stand in for a female model. He finds himself posing with Lucas, one of the popular kids from his high school. Tory realizes that he liked his cross-dressing model experience. Because, well...who wouldn't?Tory liked being noticed. But what does he tell Lucas, the gorgeous model that goes to his school? The guy who kissed him on set, right before he passed out. The guy who thinks he's a girl.So, this is basically fluffy crack, and it made me smile hard. It's like an explosion of cute and sweet all up in your face.Go read it. The end

This was a sweet and short read. It has the message that we have to discover who we are but it's done so lightly and despite it being only half original,it avoids writing in a cliche way. It makes you smile and giggle and really Tory has the best family and best friend ever, most people at school are OK, even his brother and then he gets a cool boyfriend. You need these sweet novels to cheer up your life sometimes. I read it in around an hour. At the end he appreciated his family, but I felt that when cooking he didn't appreciate his mother- maybe that's my triggers speaking however. As someone that likes to take photos, I think this was depicted very realistically.